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zeros on his and credit account would tho
net pecunary result Of transaction He expected
though pay for the shares he had been asked 10 90
The articles OF Incorporation were drawn up py MS
firm. Mr.. Scribner looked exceedingly belllcose ana
seemed geved that he let OF 80 easily But ne was
the and then there may be an Interesting display
OF legal pugpacity
OSBORNE Il. BRIGHTS MILD MANNER.
Osborne Brights manner was in striking contrast 70
that OF his partner. He was mildness rersonied he
had subscribed fifty shares the same terms as the
rest the incorporators He didn't to Albany In tho
interests Of Mr. Sharp Mr.. sharps interests there. he
sad were In better hands The articles Of incorporation
Of the Broadway Surface Road were. dictated by MI
scribner. He (the witness present at the time
were not the articles the joint production OF both OF
you r. asked Mr. Nicoll.
"weI, gave Mr. scribner the credit for everything
that is good IN them said Mr. Bright and took the
responsibility for anything there might be bad In II
The hour had now arrived for the court 70 adlourn
Judge Barrett gave the jury the pleasing Information tat
they would be allowed to take airing In carriages
citys expense the afternoon, while Sunday they
would also be allowed to meet members OF their faniles
But they would have 10 stick together He regretted
being compelled require this much but ne mad no nep
for It,
Then folio we'd big "pow-wow" around Judge Bar
retts desk as to what should be done with sharp until
the court opened again on Monday morning.
In Diminishing the jury Judge Barrett SAID that tney
would be allowed TO attend church 10 day LOT rear
which would influence their minds. Captain Billy y
RICKETTS, then escorted the jury TO the Metropolitan Hotel
Tor luncheon
The hearing will be resumed at 10 a. M on Monday.
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srops RESTING FOR THE SUMNER

During the absence OF the Rev. Or. John Hall, who
sailed for Europe week ago. the pulpit OF the Fifh
Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church will be filled as follows:
To-day by the Rev. Dr. Rosster; juno rs to July IL in
elusive the Rev. Dr. Thomas C. Hall; July "a and 81
the Rev DE- A. r. Macoubray; August AMI IA, the
Rev Dr. Mcintosh; August Il ana -. the hev. f. II.
Marlng; September to September Is Inclusive, the
Rev. ". w. Clark. ,. A.. c.u,.h
Presbyt terrain Church. writes
sail on the Goth OF June for Europe TO be away about
and open during August when the Rev DIT MCLEOD, ..
Indanapolis will occuy the pulpit In July TUG
In town Wall % 'itou W "oAsniP
in tie University Place Church
The Knox Presbyterian Church will not be closed Inc
Rev d. g. Wyle will take his vacation III August ano
September go, .. ,ha Tnrrcb NJ thu
anal spend part OF July Monmouth Beach the gues,
nj ir UunpLreys &C Cooperstown. tue guest OF
M, c,nsiaiis August shall spend IN the Adrondacks
Absence will DO charge Of my good assistant e "a
" laI,rocL The church will be open all the summon Anu
tho services will be a. holy communion ~ L. Ill.,
morning prayer and sermon -.
The Rev Dr. j. s. Shpman, the rector OF CHRIST frot
c.tan, Fpiscopal Church. will spend the summer IN tRe
Adrondacks and the church will be closed from Auguss
until September IL. The pulpit supply mas NOT 'e'
Tho Rev J. Mosier of tho East Baptist Church, VIII
probably spend part OF July and Augustin tne Aei-
rondacka Mono Of tho regular church services VIII %
omitted the pulpit being supplied ~ me asAeoas auas
the vacation. ~ tf-sr
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Saturday. June Is, Is

WASHINGTON, caIUTtIdy' JUIIc fo' Io5T'
REDUCING SALARIES. Attorney waiter Oh mo
Southern District OF York. has written to Attorney
General Garland protesting against the proposed reunc
ton of the salaries OF the assistant attorneys IN tnae
district He says also that he cannot dispense win mo
services OF any OF his present force The Atorney1eh
ers has Informed him that the reduction OF salaries WAS
by the action OF Congress In reducing the
appropr atons for attorneys anu mat the gen
era reduction OF per Determined upon alter
careful OF the question In all It's bearngs
PROBABLE PRoMoTIoY.-By the retirement OF Naval
Construcor Much IL is probable that Constructor Pook
now at the NewYork Nayy Yard, will be raised TO tho
relative rank OF captain
SEEKING TO RETAIN CADETs.-Since the announcements
n, ,bs resut of the examinations the Naval Academy,
Secretary whitney has been oyerrun with members OF
Congress and interested persons seeking the fer
tenton OF cadets who failed to and were recon-
nended for dismissal.
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YOUNG WIFE SHOOTS HERSELF.

BROUGHT PROM THE COUNTRY, CITY LIFE MADE
HER INToLERABLY HoMEsICK
Occ1pants of the house No. 43 South Washington
Square were startled by pistol-shot In the front
room on the first floor early yesterday morning. IL
was room ascertained that Mrs. Pearl Lacey, the
Young wife of Bowery bartender, had shot herself III
tn. head. Edward Lacey had boarded in the house
before he took the young woman there two weeks
ago She had been farmers daughter at Newark,
Ohio and had nothing OF city life before she
iourneyed to New-York 10 become Lacey's wife IL
was said she found life in q furnished room dull and
after spending several days IN looking OUT Oh mnuDN
AT Washington Square she was thoroughly homesick
Lacey's business kept him away from the room most
OF the day and until after midnight. MS simple
minded wife, left alone much thought that she was
day On Friday she cried IN the room for hours at
stretch and told her landady that she was tired OF
lite in the city. She said she would like housekeeping
In order to have work TO occupy her time. but her
husband would not consent. II che must stay alone 80
much she would prefer TO die, she said.
Lacey got home from his work at a. IN Yesterday,
tired and sleepy. ana found his vile writing. lie
kissed her and went to bed telling her she had better
follow his example As be was undressing himself he
placed his revolver in closet. Mrs. Lacey placed
what she had written in envelope and addressed
1t To whom It may concern" Then the went into the
closet took her husbands revolver and shot herself
behind the tight ear.
Lacey heard the shot aud sprsng out OF bed in time
TO catch his wife in his arms and prevent her from
falling to the floor az she emerged from the closet
She did not lose for some tme and she said
several times that abe wanted to 60 home,' and
ask ed her husband not to let her die alone
An ambulance carried her 10 St. Nmcencs Hospital
where she died In few hours; declaring that she
loved her husband, but was glad 20 90 home. The
note which she had written was the following:
@To whom il may coDsern that don't want no one
held responsible for what about TO do for VIII
kill myself with my own hand send me home 10 my
mother Mrs Mahala Cofman. Newark, Ohio.
" I am Mrs Ed. Lacey"
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FouRTu RAcE-sUBURBAN HANDICAP. 500 EACH $500
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHT CONDITIONS. Ia MILES
A I ca,satts Eurus by Eolus- Majestic. yrs. 100 10


Bettne- Richmond 2 TO l, Quito TO l. Rupert = 10 j.
Grimadi y 10 ], Ben All ~ 10 l. furus
10 10 Udago ~ ftatapan 10 10 l. Barnum 20 To l.
IIndsn 20 TO Pontico 20 10 Housatonc 50 10 Blseut
20 10 / Wickham Bonne Prince 40 10 j. Greehheld
40 10 Orlando 90 to Pashi 80 10 Ten Booker % 10
Pools-Rlchmond Sll5. Qnlo slOn hagglhs par s9o'
Preaknoss pair $50, Grimadi 800. held so''
Sonfaion Royal Arch. Boaz, Easter SUNDAY and All
rs,Wi wep. Withdrawn. The horses broke away once
AT the second attempt they were sent, on "lt ut
nnder way Eurus lead Passing the stand ne was
TWO iengfhs Richmond second length and hai be-
fore third Pasha fourth Orlnalne hn thc otneis
strunr out Ben All quito were lett at thel post.
Al The turn led by head only, Richmond closing on
nm rapidy chung tn third place followed pJ IA
aha Wickham Bscult The order named oflnamne O
agsn at tie quarter the along the
aenRth aud before Grimadi who fichinoh
me- that lac could not get INTO ps
stride Donohue doing his best 10 ontIun
mad 10 Improve his position, and In the run 10 inc
IIoWer turn took fourth place. Around the
turn the order UNCHANGED Donohue urea
10 bring Richmond front but his urgent cas were un
Needed Mccarthy down Orianme ana rodc WIN o
energy OF despair Eurus kept on the even TENOR Oh
his way and when Strengthened out Tor nome
thrd RICHMOND fourth nith and oIiaamme sixth
Richmond continued lose ground Davis sat III as
statue Eurus the colt running wen WITHIN h
rng touch Of whip sBu the the .eSs and
thaf IL was all over, Eurus won by sr lcngtns
orinammc from the homestreteh IKE eioe.w9 or
Mace on the post BY length Wickham third meek 90
lore Grimald. The others were strung OUT or
Hdago within ten lengths Of tue winner,
more prominent Barnnn IN ts race
Firth RAcE-swIFr STAKES; IInEE- shkVi Lo CIV"
EACH, $3.50 ADDED SEVEN FuRLokGs
pvysr Brothers Gu By Hindoo soarpon Bsis
liz
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npp.rITTyG SECRETARY CAPTURED

PHILADELPHIA June 1s.-HenryV Lesley. the dc
faulting secretary OF the Chesapeake and Dels-
ware Canal Company who with j. A. l. VIII
sor tho former treasurer OF the company,
fed from the city in the early part OF July OF
last wear with large sum OF money belonging to the
company was taken into custody AT noon today ana
iocked IN in the Central Police Station for hearing
lie was taken direct the Central Station where Tor
over an hour lie was coseted with CHER or detectives
WOOD President Dillingham; OF the Chesapeake ana Del
aware Canal Company. and two detectives, director OK
Public safety stokeleJ and Superintendent OF foiieo
anon late this afternoon Magistrate Pole gave Lesley
a hearing and held him In $4,000 bail TO answer 81
court no bail was offered the prisoner was remand
al prfso
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TWO MEN KILLED BY A GAS EXPL OSION

PHILADELPHIA, June 1s.-A dispatch TO The Epening
Bulletin from wilkesbarre, Penn, says Shortly after
the men employed the twin shaft at Pitston Junction
had gone 20 work this morning there vic
lent explosion, which heard for miles around and
which caused rock coal and timber 10 shoot out OF the
shaft like violent volcanic eruption. The head house
at the top Of the shalt smashed into thousand
pieces. Five we're terribly injured. sone-perhaps
all OF them-faally The victims Patrick Barrett,
Ed. Mooney Bernard Dempsey. Michael FiDors. Martin
D0nohoe Barrett and Mooney will die, The explosion
was caused by the naked light OF the coming iu
tact with the gas they went down the shaft
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TTIPY OF LIFE OF STCENESS,

PHILADELPHIA, June IS (SpecaD. Steward Fritz, Of
German ship lying Christian Street wharf, this after
noon observed young acting strangely on the
pier and after notifying others boar her par
TALLY dsrobe He to the end of the pier, but the
woman hal Jumped into the river before lie reached her
She never came the surface. The police found the
body an later and 1t proved TO be that OF Annie
Mclaughlin of l.0l7 South ninth-st Her brother
George identified the body and said the only he
could advance for the commission OF the rash act
aespondency from sickness
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PRoYIsIoNs or BISHOP STEVEYSS

PROVISIONS OF BISHOP STEVENSS WILL.
PHILADELPHIA, June IS tSpecab-Ihe will OF the late
Bishop Stevens admitted to probate today Letters
Parliamentary have been issued TO Mrs Stevens inc
will beaueahs the estate TO MIRA Stevens and to tho BIS
hops children. Mrs. Coppee Mitchell William stevens
Miss Anna 6tcvens John Y stevens ana 81 suho
AaSsz. granddaughter Of The }shhop
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co11EcroR MAGoNE IN wAsHINGrOY.

WASHINGTON, June ls-Ar. Magone. Collector OF Gus
toms at Newly York, and Mr. Canda Assistant Treasurer
at New York. in Washington to-day Each had con-
ference with Secretary Fairchd and Mr. Canda also nad
short interview with the President lie SAID he had
come to Washington private business, and his state
ment was verified at the Treasury Department MI Aar
cones visit regard to the proposed reorganization
OF the service at that port In accordance WIN
he Man recently agreed upon IL is his purpose to havo
the changes determined take effect on July ana
Secretary Fairchild has given him fu authority IN ln
premises.
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yrw IN THE syowALLEY CASE.

FALL RIVER, June Is tspeetdD.-In the snit OF snow
agaust Aey for the recovery of $50 bonds Of the Postal
Telegraph Company which engaged 90 much attention
in the Superior Court few months ago. and IN ~S,cn
the Jury found for the plaintiff verdict Of sio2ooo
ressript has been sent down from the supreme ceek
ruiinss Of Chief Justioe brigham In NE lever eeokk
nsV triI VII - had 49,,
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STATE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.

A REPORT BY THE WAsHlNOiON bhh-ND 1Snh
BAD SEWAGE AND DANGER FROM FIRE
WASHINGTON June Is (specat.-The Grand Jury OF
the District Of Columbia made its report today to the
Supreme Court of the District respecting the condition
OF the public buildings The report says:
taken tesnciy as 10 the condition OF tne nerens
this city and ind that the treasury
Department Department and Post Office Depart
bad sanitary CONDITION. OWING
defective in which the sewers anu
sewer constructed From this cause
he health OF those who occupy these Ouupgs
are II such buildings were kept IN such con
don by private individual he would Do liable 70 sh inlc
ment for ialning nuisance We recommend tnst Son-
gress be requested 10 provide remedy for this great ev
We have made an examination u o. 'he ,, vva
ernment Printing Office, aud find the Dulidins
four stories In height constructed except ne outer walls
OF combustble materials the floors and celnss eng o.
each floor is also fully sterei win s
In portion employed on an average aoous
1900 persons the two upper floors being
IN case OF re or pane are IN
nnr ndrment totally inadequate There TWO stair ways
wood section OF the Oulhns ana ony
one OF those the second floor leaving the thru
and fourth floors section with but one stairway On
the the ground floor aud the occn
pants being principally females the risk OF ne Is
with those floors IN the NOflh SApes
st. section there is but narrow wooden stairway
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,.onurp .Nn nnILn RuRyED TO DEATH

PursBuRG June Is CSpeciat An accident which VIII
probably result the death OF the wife and child OF
man named Hopper, cOaminer OF Mansfield on ths
pan Handle Railroad, occurred this morning f'eiors
coin 20 his work Uopper built fire in the kitchen stove
ord ieft tina oil eau at the side Of the About ten
o'clock while his little child. two and half years DID,
was PLAYING about the fumes from the OH cAn
i,ped The childs mother rushed TO It's rescue IN uo.
affempts TO save her babe, the mother connS sovs
fire Neghbors came to the rescue ann sSarrtSiv
from the building Both mother and child are norioy
burned and the docto give little hopes OF their recoV
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CATTLE KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

LANCASTER, Penn. June 1s.-Iast nights storm as
sumed the nature of hurricane in Manor aud Hemp
field ownshps this county Barns and tobacco sheds
were blown down and scattered great distance hun
number Of cattle were killed by lightning bat no moro
serious casualties reported
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SINGLE scULL RACE BETWEEN AMATEURS.

sINGLE SCULL KACL BLIWELN AMAILOh Nc
PROVIDENCE June Is (SpscidlNeson $. Davis, george
Kirby AID James Foster rowed two.mie race with three
tprn on the seekonk River to-day Kirby winning after
shar contest by half length Davis IN 10 min
utes 46 seconds ouRrowth OF the recent
Narraeansett Boat spring The referee OF the
scu race which Kirby technlcalty oucIed
CUP 10 he for to-day by the same men Kirby II
brother of Henry Kirby formerly the amateur champion
L. I'LL. a
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SUCCESS OF THE PRoVIyoEToWy VIVA LERS

SCCCESS OF IHE fhOFiNNHiO"" VIVA HHh'.
PRovIScETowS June 1S.-The whaling schooner Ant
artic Captain Joonson has arrived with 2G0 barrels OF
sperm oil and 1o7 pounds OF ambergris She reports
that on June she spoke the Hateras grounds the
Prorincetown schooner Mary G. Curran. Captain Dyer.
with lis barrels of sperm oil and $50 barrels OF hump
baci oil and the schooner Ellen Rgpah Captain Dyer,
with 40 barrels OF sperm oil and 100 barrels of hump
t,1lr
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THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET

FAIL RIVER, June ls tSpeeiaD-The market for prins
cloths is quiet at 116 cents, nomnaly for oos none
of which are hand, and 3s cents for oia Inc s'voH
"a 900 pieces since tho last report The sales
rs.sped az 600 spots and 90 600 futurea The weekly
satement Is as follows: Production, l7oooO Pecss
deliveries I47O00 pieces stock 26oooo pieces sse''
100 600 piecea
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or,r, nor FOR WHEAT CORN AND BARLEY

CHICAGO June 1s.-The Times this morning presents
renorts of crop conditions collected from over loVo
popts in the Northwest Although wheat has peeh aam
aged by the prolonged drouth and intensely not
in some localities, the general prospects arc
-. 4. n ,orgs,v Increased acreage, especially In
Dakota and yield in the Northwest 40 90
hG hara Iii be short crops timothy and faxseed,
a hs harley crop also threatens to be partial failure
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&c CARTER BEATEN IN A MILE RACE.

T. c. GARTER BEAIEN IN n MILE NIUE"
LONDON. lsIn mile scratch race at Huddershea
today E. C. Carter OF the Manhattan Athletic Club OF New
York finished third He subsequently started in mile
race but retired after running quarter OF mile
Carter expresses great DISAPPOINTMENT over LIS anu
saws he condition 10 take part In the races
LEnr ntL1r Ouidoor Sports. See SlxteenM LageD
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cor1rnr CREWS GOING INTO TRAINING.

PHILADELPHIA, June IS tspecaD.-At noon today the
members OF the University crew who are to race against
Yale next week this city for London where they
will 70 into training for the contest The party COM
prises the University and freshmen egnts saps.
es and co1swains for each and several members
Of the athletic association
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aENAroR RANsoNwILl nor ENTER THE cABINEE:

WAsHINGToN, June IS tspecdN.-sehator haHSou' oh
North Carolina, when asked by Star re-
porter this morning there was any
truth in the published report that he had been rendered
the position OF Secretary of the INTERIOR IL nayny
States supreme Bench, replied: There Is not
shadow Of foundation for the report Not
has ever passed between the President and myself
or between Secretary Lamar and MYSELF
ar any member of the administration. Directly
or indirectly reference to that matter Ny visits TINS
week 10 President and TO Secretary Lamar nave peen
solely upon North Carolina affairs"
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+ " snedeker Co.'S br. c. Kingston ll8 IN, Donohue,
]. b. Haggn's b. Frenzi lis, tHanton,
Tme-1.32
Betfng-Hanoyer TO O. Kingston / Firenzt 10 l.

Z. " snedeker Co Is br Kingston 49, IN. Donohue
j. b. Haggins b. Firenzi. lis. (Haniton)
Time-l.32 $3.50
Betting-Hanover to Q. Kingston 10 l. FirenZ TO
Pocls-Hanover $50. field SIS.
Mutusls paid SO 60
Connemara Withdrawn. Firenzi led until the three
turned the back stretch Hanover second Kingston last
In the the half Oily found that she could not
live with the colts fell 10 the rear For iurlone
Maneysr and Kingston raced meek saaue Sy
heal but going round to the Hanover
Away from him he standing still Hanover Ieu ~
two lengths at the head OF the stretch and coming on
canter by ten lengths In the run home Hamilton orout
Freng and beating Kingston Tor tne ace ou
the colt stay front and beat the fy by engtn
and halt Kingston exceedingly tired not being ready
apparently for bruisng race
SIXTH RAcE-HURDLE. $25 EACH $500 ADDED sPE-
CIAL WEIGHTS III MILES OF TURF
c. Moneys b. g. Bassanio, by BiletLottie yrs lSS
w Laleisnds B. e. Mammonst aged (Dlckensl
A. Lakelands b. g. Harry Mann aged. 1S7.... tLyncn(
John Henry's D. Monitor, Q, lGIeenel
Parkvie Stables e. King Victor 1880. FtzpatrIcRl
N T Dapaher,s oh N Mystic l62..--.---.- NARA
NJ. r. Danaher's ch h. Killarney g. 1877 Pdykel
Stanley Mortimers b. h. Tomahawk aged, 14O (0rinn)
Time-2:l95l
Bettng-Harry Mann TO !, Bassanio 70 ], Tomanawk
to Mystic 10 Mammonist TO ]. Killarney 10 l. Ming
VICTOR TO Mentor 10 TO J. Bahama 10 TO i soo
Mytuals paid s35 n. - y
Judge Grifnth withdrawn. Mammonst HaTy
Mann and Tomahawk made the running alternately Az 9
fourth hurdle Tomahawk beat retreat and Bsssanio
up Bassanio and Mammonst then had The race 70 .e,
selves Bassanio winning after desperate hnh Dy naa
length Mammonis second lengths before Harry Mann
third Bahama Doted taking the first hurdle and couo
never get up with the leaders.
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uI-FoRTUNE OF THE HAGGIys.

The Hsggns. father and son. left the course
with slow and solemn steps, and with faces
monument 10 the most pathetic OF loss
causes For months they had looked Tor
ward TO Q magnificent run and an overwheimihhs
course hundreds Of yards behind the conesng
wss enough make them cast down They had anotnes
cause fof regret also. Thar hne colt -Gparsatse
ran second. iSsssad Of nst - sxpestsd N ~ sss1
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rs - 70 cid $50 AureOo ss4 Arso $50 Berlin 500

Ferona Greenfield. Jennie y; and Dr. Reed were with.
drawn Fitzpatrick Brer delayed tho start for fifteen
Berlin was the nIst off, Brer second ArSo ana
Iisteo last At the turn Brier went To the
mont and led tho baokstretoh where
Deriln displaced him Berlin increased his lead at
every strdc and al head OF the hOmcstTcch four
lengths before Lottery second epeta third He held his
aud easily by four lengths Argo second
head before sec third. Argo got of last aud made up
great ground the last furl0ng. Brer quit In the
most cowardly manner al the turn
THIRD RACE-FOAM STAKES; Two-IEAROLDs; 80
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THIRD RACE-FOAM STAKES TWo-1EAR-OLDs; 30
EACH, ~ 900 ADDED. FIVE FUkLoSG-.

.tracTIfnr stsrt ami they
raced together for urlong when Miracle fell back and
Omaha Guarantees head The iaNOe could not
shake the y Oh She clung TO MIN so petsenty that AZ
~ head of The stretch Lttleed lost his head and began
using the vhip When straightensd out Guarantee led by
nock Kngnsh on too well, now came through
and closed on The leaders whipping finish ensucd When
furlong Omaha tired aud began 10 ia back but
Carr son ron sed her most gamey Up 10
nearly the last stride doubt but Garrison
fairly sd the front and she won on the posi- ~
shor head second length before klnghsh who
was ton lengths before Miracle
,,,,,,ru y st-prRnAN HANDICAP 500 EACH So 500
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After short delay sent away with Cleaner
in the lead Naor second third Angu. last Co
ing aronnd the turn Cleaner opened gap OF two lengths
nj Gaming on easily by length Ftp 'triok rode sit
ting perfectly stu all the and the other horses were M
IN down tho stretch Fitzpatrick Look
al hack and shook head dcouragngy at the other jock
eTs By McLaughuns vigorous riding Bess beat Ichi Ban
for the nlsco by third and fourth
KACE-swEEPsTAKEs SO EACH 500 ADD ID
cr.r.l